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EU gas markets may avoid a 2022-style crisis – but the consequences will bite anyway

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With European defence on everyone’s mind, we need to remember that security begins at home

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Why Turkey’s women’s rights debate should matter to Europe

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In the fight between the European Parliament and Commission, Hungary is the ominous third party in an ongoing ‘triangle of madness’

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Legitimate data access will determine whether European science has a bright or bleak future

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EU gas markets may avoid a 2022-style crisis – but the consequences will bite anyway

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With European defence on everyone’s mind, we need to remember that security begins at home

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Why Turkey’s women’s rights debate should matter to Europe

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In the fight between the European Parliament and Commission, Hungary is the ominous third party in an ongoing ‘triangle of madness’

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Legitimate data access will determine whether European science has a bright or bleak future

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EU gas markets may avoid a 2022-style crisis – but the consequences will bite anyway

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With European defence on everyone’s mind, we need to remember that security begins at home

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Why Turkey’s women’s rights debate should matter to Europe

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In the fight between the European Parliament and Commission, Hungary is the ominous third party in an ongoing ‘triangle of madness’

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Legitimate data access will determine whether European science has a bright or bleak future

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EU gas markets may avoid a 2022-style crisis – but the consequences will bite anyway

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With European defence on everyone’s mind, we need to remember that security begins at home

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Why Turkey’s women’s rights debate should matter to Europe

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In the fight between the European Parliament and Commission, Hungary is the ominous third party in an ongoing ‘triangle of madness’

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Legitimate data access will determine whether European science has a bright or bleak future

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EU gas markets may avoid a 2022-style crisis – but the consequences will bite anyway

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With European defence on everyone’s mind, we need to remember that security begins at home

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Why Turkey’s women’s rights debate should matter to Europe

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In the fight between the European Parliament and Commission, Hungary is the ominous third party in an ongoing ‘triangle of madness’

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Legitimate data access will determine whether European science has a bright or bleak future

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12 Mar 2024

AI is political – let’s use it to really transform society

AI will definitely shape our far-off future but it’s also already shaping our society today. Having regulation is crucial, but…

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08 Mar 2024

Hung(a)ry for gender equality deliberation in a conservative EU

Hungarian women have it tough. Recently, the two highest-positioned female members of the Hungarian government, President Katalin Novák and former…

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08 Mar 2024

The EU has an accountability problem. Doubling down on ethics can help change that

Anyone know a good dentist? ‘It’s toothless’. The European Commission’s proposal for an inter-institutional ethics body needs a dentist. This…

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01 Mar 2024

It’s time for the EU to make a (bilateral) move on Indonesia

In an era where supply chain resilience in the Indo-Pacific is a key EU geopolitical interest, it’s easy to see…

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29 Feb 2024

For structurally increasing EU competitiveness, civil law is one of the EU’s hidden treasures

A consensus is now building that structurally improving EU competitiveness is a condition for protecting and enhancing the EU’s geopolitical…

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CEPS Expert commentaries

EU gas markets may avoid a 2022-style crisis – but the consequences will bite anyway

With European defence on everyone’s mind, we need to remember that security begins at home

Why Turkey’s women’s rights debate should matter to Europe

In the fight between the European Parliament and Commission, Hungary is the ominous third party in an ongoing ‘triangle of madness’

Legitimate data access will determine whether European science has a bright or bleak future

EU gas markets may avoid a 2022-style crisis – but the consequences will bite anyway

With European defence on everyone’s mind, we need to remember that security begins at home

Why Turkey’s women’s rights debate should matter to Europe

In the fight between the European Parliament and Commission, Hungary is the ominous third party in an ongoing ‘triangle of madness’

Legitimate data access will determine whether European science has a bright or bleak future

EU gas markets may avoid a 2022-style crisis – but the consequences will bite anyway

With European defence on everyone’s mind, we need to remember that security begins at home

Why Turkey’s women’s rights debate should matter to Europe

In the fight between the European Parliament and Commission, Hungary is the ominous third party in an ongoing ‘triangle of madness’

Legitimate data access will determine whether European science has a bright or bleak future

EU gas markets may avoid a 2022-style crisis – but the consequences will bite anyway

With European defence on everyone’s mind, we need to remember that security begins at home

Why Turkey’s women’s rights debate should matter to Europe

In the fight between the European Parliament and Commission, Hungary is the ominous third party in an ongoing ‘triangle of madness’

Legitimate data access will determine whether European science has a bright or bleak future

EU gas markets may avoid a 2022-style crisis – but the consequences will bite anyway

With European defence on everyone’s mind, we need to remember that security begins at home

Why Turkey’s women’s rights debate should matter to Europe

In the fight between the European Parliament and Commission, Hungary is the ominous third party in an ongoing ‘triangle of madness’

Legitimate data access will determine whether European science has a bright or bleak future

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AI is political – let’s use it to really transform society

Hung(a)ry for gender equality deliberation in a conservative EU

The EU has an accountability problem. Doubling down on ethics can help change that

It’s time for the EU to make a (bilateral) move on Indonesia

For structurally increasing EU competitiveness, civil law is one of the EU’s hidden treasures

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